The Yervin Crusade Campaign
Dark Heresy, Rogue Trader, Death Watch (when available)

On the edge of Segment Obscurus lies a sector of space know as the Yervin Sector. It is a wild untamed sector on the fringes of Imperial space with a dark history and an evil reputation. Even bordered on three sides by sectors enjoying full Imperial status, Yervin is mostly uncharted and unexplored. Raiders, frequently chaos tainted, regularly fly from Yervin into neighboring sectors. Ulmar Delovos, they youngest son of the nearby sector Jallarn’s Imperial Governor, has hopes of making a name for himself in the Yervin sector. He has been granted Imperial permission to lead a crusade to bring the Emperor’s Light to the darkness of the Yervin sector. A dozen rogue traders have been granted Writ’s of Trade in exchange for helping with the crusade. Dozens of Inquisitors and their retinues have joined the crusade. A full legion of Space Marines backed up by 150 regiments of Imperial Guards are seeking to bend Yervin sector to the Imperial will. This is not the mention the hoard of Adeptus arbrites, astra telepathica, astronomica, costodes, mechanicus, and Administatum that are following in their wake.
Unknown to all is the actual history of the Yervin sector. During the Horus Heresy not all of the rebel Space Marines were chaos tainted. At least one legion tried to carve out their own little empire. The Ghost Walkers were originally a legion of Space Marines specializing in light recon and rapid strikes. During the Horus Heresy the chapter commander expected the Loyalist and Chaos sides to eliminate each other and began building a power base, hoping to step into the resulting void. When the Emperor broke Chaos’s hold on the Warmaster the Ghost Walkers knew their activities would soon be found out. They packed up everything and fled beyond Imperial space, finally settling in what would eventually be the Yervin sector. Over the next millennium they slowly conquered the heart of the sector. Three central hive worlds and 2 forge worlds all supported by 8 agri worlds are the core of their holdings. In their flight from the Empire they were caught in a warp storm. While most of the people in the fleet were unaffected the chapter’s Gene Seed was slightly altered. The Ghost Walkers began a slow decline into madness and Chaos. As they became a Chaos legion warp storms started to envelop their core holdings. The Warp and material realms now overlap in Yervin’s central region.
Besides this threat there are 2 worlds with Necron artifacts and a fair sized Orc empire poised to invade from beyond Imperial sight.

I am unsure if I will allow a mixed party of characters or have each player make a character for each of the three games.

Elixis said:

a lot of unback

My plan is to integrate my future DW campaign with my current DH campaign. The plan goes like this: During the first 12 sessions of my DH campaign The Awakening the Inquisitor and his acolytes became aware of the new threat to Imperium: The Necron. I plan to end the 12th session into a meeting where the DH Inquisitor (Vaarak of Ordo Hereticus) and his acolytes meet with the future DW Inquisitor (Cordess of Ordo Xenos) and her marines. The two Inquisitors strike a pact and decide to pursue the 'Necrontyr Investigation' in two different directions. Vaarak and his acolytes will track out any Necron influence inside the Imperium (they already have clues that there is some) while Cordess and her marines will start to investigate Necrontyr and Eldar worlds to learn more about the ancient threat.